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Who said you can't coin your own term? What is "Boning the Fish"? It's a moment. A defining moment when you know that your favorite TV Show, Celebrity, Movie Series or Music Group has reached its peak. That instant you know from now on...it's all downhill. Some call it a climax of sorts. We call it "Boning the fish". From that moment on things will simply never be the same.

Milli Vanilli - Music GroupsI remember Milli Vanilli being so popular from late '89 to early 1990. There were contests, appearances on the Jim Henson Hour, song references on Full House (it was big then), mentions on In Living Color, and a remix album. At the start of 1990, they were "all" of that, but by the end, "nothing". Get it, they had a song called "All or Nothing." Of course, I was referring to Rob and Fab, not the old dudes who were actually member of the band. In the 80s and very early 90s, many lip-synching dancers were used as substitutes for overweight or elderly singers. I remember Martha Wash calling out the music director of the C&C Music Factory videos for using Velma Davis over her. Then, Marky Mark actually had Martha Wash in his video, I think. Back on topic, Milli Vanillli jumped the shark when their video dancers were outed. I even remember the lip-synching incident being referenced on ABC's Perfect Strangers. All throughout the HW Bush era, the dancers and the band tried to redeem themselves. Rob and Fab were featured in a Carefree sugarless gum commercial (when's the last time you saw one of those). The band went on to a produce another album under the name, "The Real Milli Vanilli". Two years after that one came out, Rob and Fab put out their album. Needless to say, no one bought it. I remember myself lip-synching Milli Vanilli in 1992, hehe. It was very sad to hear about Rob's suicide in 1998. I hope he is resting in peace. -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 2:32 pm

Yo Yogi! - TV ShowsThis was one of the nails in the coffin for rap music. It came out when rap was still in its golden age with Public Enemy, X-Clan and NWA. I'm surprised young Yogi never rapped throughout the whole show. Of course, I remember putting on the 3-d glasses that came with Post cereals (remember cereal prizes?) to watch the intro to this one. I remember my mother and I both sighing to Magilla Ice (spoof of the (c)rapper Vanilla Ice). It's hard to believe (c)rappers Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer, Marky Mark, Another Badd Creation, Kris Kross and Sir Mix-A-Lot were ever popular. They certainly couldn't get away with their lyrics nowadays. In a way this show could have taken the title of "That Early 90s Show" away from Saved by the Bell. Huckleberry Hound had the Gitano sweater and Dwayne Wayne flip up glasses, if I remember correctly. In fact, every style from 1989 is present in this show. Neon greens, cropped jackets, Varsity jackets and more. This was one of those shows you watched once and never again after that. -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 2:13 pm

Monsters - TV ShowsMonsters never jumped the shark. The saddest episode was the one with Glim-Glim the alien. I won't ruin it for you by giving you the premise, but it was a great episode. Once "Tales from Crypt" came along, the show was on its way out. Still, there were so many unforgettable episodes from this series. I could on forever about "Holly's House", "My Zombie Lover", "Museum Hearts", "One Wolf's Family" and "The Moving Finger". -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 2:04 pm

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) - TV ShowsI'm torn between Day 6 and when the show aired on Saturday mornings. The purpose of the '87 mini-series was to sell the first batch of action figures. As I remember, some of the guys at my school had the whole first wave with a few series 2 figures sprinkled in here and there. This was the type of show that got gradually worse as it went on. I could tolerate the Punk Frogs, but the Turtles were starting to lose their weapons in 1988. Ninjas don't punch their enemies, they use throwing stars, at least. Then, the movie came out in 1990 and everyone was there. It was the highest grossing independent comic film of its time. Of course, Turtlemania occurred in April of 1990, so they moved the show from WPIX 11/ FOX Network to CBS and Mikey lost his nunchaku. The fall of '90 and '91 episodes weren't so bad, because they were still 30 minute toy commercials for the most part. Then, it switched over to become a full on Saturday morning cartoon in 1992. That's when it truthfully jumped the shark for me. -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 1:56 pm

Saved by the Bell: The New Class - TV ShowsThis was a second attempt, and as we all know, those are usually bad. The 90s were full of rip-offs and second attempts that were failures. Day one. -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 1:44 pm

Saved by the Bell - TV ShowsDon't get me wrong, this show was terrible at times. Did AC Slater really believe his buddy bands were going to be a hit over Zack's friendship bracelets? 1989 was the year of friendship bracelets, then came the slap wraps (slap bracelets, ftwdk) one year later. Yeah, I miss the late 80s and early 1990s. -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 1:43 pm

21 Jump Street - TV ShowsThis was one of the first shows on the FOX Network. Long before COPS or America's Most Wanted, this show was this was the only action-adventure show that aired at night. It has that FOX feel to it, which is why it never held up in reruns. Of course, now, it's very dated. It jumped with the two new Jonah Hill films which were action-comedy flicks. The original clings so well with the Tracey Ullman Show and the first season episodes of Married with Children with Steve in them. -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 1:36 pm

Dinosaurs - TV ShowsI remember my Mother being annoyed by Baby Sinclair in 1992. "Not the Mama." "I'm the baby, gotta love me." They weren't even around for long. This show never jumped in my opinion, that is if you ignore it as a Simpsons rip-off. The 1990s were the decade of rip-offs, anything that was popular had a rip-off to it. -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 1:30 pm

Saved by the Bell - TV ShowsThis is my generation's Andy Griffith Show. It' so bad (not in the Michael Jackson way), it's good. I can watch it all day and at any time. Sure, it boned the fish over and over, but it's still watchable. I just realized the other day that this show was "That Early 90s Show" for those of us who wanted one. Everything is there from the workout pants to the hi top fades. -- Submitted By: (tvwatcher7) on September 13, 2014, 1:27 pm

BoneTheFish.com - Websites@bmovies...in case you don't know, several members of the site requested that I post comments from the old Jump The Shark site because they wanted to see them because they can't access the pages through the Wayback Machine anymore. If you don't like posts, you can ignore them. The moderators of the site clearly have no problem with me posting the content, so I don't see why it's such a big deal to you. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 12, 2014, 9:18 am

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsLol somebody once tried to sell me a house that strongly resembled the Big Blue House. My son even noticed too, he even asked, "Daddy, is this Bear's Big Blue House???" -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:47 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsIt never jumped, but the best episode is the one where the door opens up and Bear is wearing a pimp hat. Yes, it was clearly a pimp hat, I know one when I see it! Most kids probably wouldn't have known or noticed but I laughed my ass off. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:45 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsYeah, what is with Bear always hanging out in the bathroom when people are trying to do their business? Randomly walking in singing songs about the "potty" is not helping them go. In fact, if I were them, it would scare me to death and make me NOT want to go in there. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:44 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsThe episode where the mouse is sitting on the toilet and Bear jumps out from behind the shower curtain. The mouse just goes, "Oh, you startled me Bear!" In real life, the mouse would have shitted himself, a 10 foot tall bear just jumped out of the tub out of nowhere from behind a curtain! Nobody would have been that damn calm. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:42 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsI distinctly remember an episode where Bear was having a party and before the guests arrived, some music starts out of nowhere and he began doing the electric slide. For some reason (maybe it was the randomness of it all), I laughed so hard that my stomach hurt. Especially since this segment lasted a good 3 minutes. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:39 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsI'm sure Bear didn't appreciate all those random kids and creatures crashing his bachelor pad each week. I'm sure he'd much rather go pick up some bears from the club but this was a G rated show so he wasn't allowed. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:36 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsLuna was always flirting with Bear. Like HELLO...you're the MOON and he's a bear on steroids! I don't think that will mix! What will your family say if you bring Bear's humungous ass to the next holiday dinner? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:33 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsI know it's Bear's house and he can do as he pleases but why does he never wear clothes? He is too big to be walking around naked... -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:26 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsLOL @ the comment about Bear smoking pot. I've thought the same myself. Why else would he be sitting at the window talking to the moon? I don't know anyone (bear or human) who does that unless they're stoned! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:25 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsWho's brilliant idea was it for Bear and the gang to go all over Woodland Valley and also, special guest star Whoopi Goldberg??? WTF? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:23 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsBear looks high in a lot of the episodes and also coughs a lot. The show is good but I just don't want my 2 year old thinking it's okay to smoke marijuana just because Bear does. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:22 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsI agree with the poster who said that Bear IS too damn big. I took my 3 year old to see the show live, and he was so terrified we had to move to the back of the theater. We finally ended up leaving. I have not been able to take him to a live performance of anything since. I hope I haven't turned him into a performing arts phobic for the rest of his life. We did enjoy spending about $50 in souvenirs before the show, however. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:21 pm

Bear in the Big Blue House - TV ShowsWhy is Bear hanging out with kids? Why is Bear letting random kids into his home and use his bathroom? Why is Bear almost as big as his blue house? Why does Bear not have a wife and kdis? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:19 pm

CatDog - TV ShowsOnce when I was a kid watching this, my grandpa walked in the room and stopped and stared at the tv, then said, "What's that?" I replied, "CatDog" and then she paused and said, "How'd that happen? Hope it was an accident, cuz that's illegal in all 50 states" -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:14 pm

Nickelodeon - Random TopicsNick definitely jumped the shark when the old "FACE" is replaced with an updated version of "FACE" as a Hanna-Barbera like character with an African-American voice. The worst part is he shows up at of nowhere with all of the Nick Jr's shows split-screened. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:08 pm

Nickelodeon - Random TopicsNick jumped when the Jimmy Neutron ads came out. I'm sick and tired of waiting for a show to come on and this 5-10 minute Jimmy Neutron thing comes on between commercials. The worst part is when Jimmy and his "dog" pops out from the logo in the bottom corner of the screen in the middle of the show, and they're doing something to mess up the show taking up half of the screen. The worst one was during an episode of "Hey Arnold!", Jimmy and his "dog" came out onto the screen. Jimmy had one of his inventions. He rewinded about 10 minutes of the show (in 3 seconds). Then he fast forwarded it to where it was, and he did that 3 or 4 times. He rewinded it one more time, giggled, and ran out. He didn't even fast forward it back! So he wastes 30 seconds, and then I have to watch 2 minutes of what I already saw. Plus taking up half the screen, with him and his damn dog making noise doing something, drowning out the sound of the show I am trying to watch! They should just keep that little bastard out of the shows that he doesn't belong be in! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:05 pm

Nickelodeon - Random TopicsNick Cannon. He is the ONE that made Nickelodeon jumped the shark for sure. He is nothing but a Kel Mitchell wannabe. I hated him the FIRST time he joined the cast of All That. He is TOTALLY not funny. He takes over everything including the network itself. He turned Snick into Snick House (which is PURE GARBAGE) and that LAME TEENick Block. Even worst, He has his OWN show which is nothing but GARBAGE. As far as I'm concerned he is definely the one that made the #1 Cool Network into an MTV Wannabe fluff. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 3:00 pm

Martin (TV Series) - TV ShowsWhen Martin left to join the cult thing and had dreadlocks all of a sudden. It was just dumb. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:55 pm

Martin (TV Series) - TV ShowsHow many times has Tommy not had a job and Martin has said so? It gets old after a while. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:55 pm

Martin (TV Series) - TV ShowsMartin jumped the shark ever since season 3. The first season was the funniest. The second season the shark was waiting for the jump in the water ever since the baby jumping from the woman into Martin's hands. But from season 3 to the end it all went downhill. Martin went from being ghetto in a funny way to being a complete damn fool. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:54 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsFred G Sanford, and the "G" stands for Grady Sucks. Every time Lamont was alone with his girl, you could count on old Grady to dump ice water on the situation. I'll take Bubba any day over that quack. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:50 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsIt's Sanford & Son, not The Life of Grady! Grady needed to sit down somewhere -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:49 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsI also agree with the previous poster about the wild applause and cheering every time Fred, Grady, Lamont, Bubba or Esther came on...it's very distracting and annoying. Like the other poster said, they were the show's regular's...so what was all the hooting and hollering about? I rather have a canned laugh track than a live one...I hate when when an Urkel, a Fonz, or a Barbarino comes on and the whole audience screams like Jesus came down from the sky. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:48 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsAfter a while it seemed like Lamont stopped caring about what he was doing or saying on the show. In some scenes he sounded like he was talking in slow motion. There was the episode where Fred thinks he's Jewish and Esther is telling him the story about the Esther in the bible. An argument escalates and Fred Takes a baseball bat and starts chasing Esther. What does Lamont do? Run after Fred to stop him? No, he just stands and looks into the camera with the blankest look I've ever seen in my life. The producer should have just yelled cut after Fred chased Esther out the door. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:47 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsThey had roars of clapping before EVERY SINGLE CHARACTER. It was so bad they had to wait a good minute or so before speaking their lines to wait for the clapping to die down. For example, Fred walks in and the audience erupts in clapping. Bubba bursts through the door and the audience continues its clap-fest. Bubba, who obviously has something important to tell Fred, just stares at Fred for a good minute and a half waiting for the clap happy audience to finish so he can speak. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:45 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsThe time Lamont found the genie lamp in the garbage and got to make three wishes. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:44 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsGRADY, THE OLD GOAT, CAUSED THE SHOW TO KICK THE BUCKET. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:43 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsAm I the only one who thought Lamont acted like a little bitch? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:43 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsFred's girlfriend Donna was annoying, whose idea was it to put her holier-than-thou ass on? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:41 pm

Sanford and Son - TV ShowsWhen Redd Foxx was on contract dispute and Grady moved in, the show jumped. But it jumped back when Fred came back. But then it jumped again when Lamont left. So, how many jumps is that? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:40 pm

Saved by the Bell - TV ShowsAlthough this show was pretty bad, it got even worse when Screetch transformed into Scooby Doo's Shaggy when he started saying "Zoinks!" and Scooby Doo's Thelma when he started saying "Jinkies!" Did the writers on this show have any original thoughts at all?? When they had that episode in Hawaii I totally expected them to be riding around in the Mystery Machine being chased by a "freaky ghost" in a Gordon's fisherman yellow jacket. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:37 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsCouldn't they have come up with a better name for Big than "John"? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:28 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsI don't think I could have handled a seventh season. It was slowly becoming a "Soap Opera" drama, complete with breast cancer, mother in laws with Alzheimers, old boyfriends, "puns", and of course, Birkin bags. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:27 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsSamantha just randomly out of the blue decides that she's a lesbian. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:26 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsIn the 2-parter "Paris" episode, Carrie shows up with these 2 little suitcases, then you see her in a dress with a "Gone With the Wind" skirt that would have required its own packing crate? It was like watching an episode of "Gilligan's Island," where wardrobe magically appears when it's needed. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:24 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsWhen Sarah Jessica Parker trotted around New York in a sunhat with an umbrella, and it WASN'T EVEN RAINING! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:23 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsWhen Carrie walked "48 blocks" in her Manolo Blahniks without a whimper. Are we to believe her Manolos would not have left her crippled and crying, inflicting more pain than Mr. Big ever could have? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:22 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsWhen Kim Cattrall started doing that fake sultry voice. She doesn't do it for the first few episodes and then all of a sudden she talks like a phone sex operator. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:21 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsThey have no apparent jobs, except for Carrot Top, and yet they eat at the finest restaurants, drink martinis in expensive bars, wear thousands of dollars worth of clothes and shoes. And I'm supposed to watch every week to listen to them COMPLAIN??????? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:19 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsI always felt sorry for Miranda's kid Brady, especially in the final season. She gave the kids Steve's surname since she wasn't going to marry him. Then she married him. Now my question becomes, is the kid called Brady Brady now? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:17 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsWhat the hell was up with some of those big, fluffy dresses Carrie used to wear? It looked like something one of my grandmother's dolls used to wear. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:15 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsWhen Carrie finally arrived in Paris, I swear I thought she was going to toss that hat like Mary Tyler Moore. You're gonna make it after aaaaall! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:14 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsAiden was the man for Carrie, and she blew it. Twice. She deserves to die old and lonely. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:12 pm

Sex and the City - TV ShowsMiranda and Steve get married...bad enough, but now their child is named Brady! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 2:11 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsWhen Grace met Leo. Suddenly, she became ditzy and slow-witted, as did everyone else in the cast. Will and Grace conversations used to be fast and witty, and FUNNY. now, the jokes are predictable, chilidsh and unfunny. (Except Leo, he was never funny to begin with.) Will's boyfriend Vince is almost as bad an actor as Leo. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:45 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsWhen they went live. The characters constantly paused their lines for laughter, which made many jokes feel awkward, and it was obvious that they "broke character" by laughing on purpose. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:44 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsMid-way through the second season. Jack and Karen just became stereotypes of their former selves and were just catty, obnoxious, annoying and irritating non-stop. Then, once she married Leo, Grace just started magically disappearing from the show...so should they just call it "Will" now? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:44 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsWhen Debra Messing was pregnant and all Grace did was sit and eat and talk about her bodily functions. Scat is NOT funny.... -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:43 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsToo many guest stars. The exact moment would have to be when Jennifer Lopez came back for the season premiere. Come on!!! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:42 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsThis endless parade of "special guest stars" (including Harry Connick, Jr.) are really tiring, and the worst sin of all for a sitcom, unfunny. Don't the producers have enough confidence in their regular cast? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:41 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsJack's homosexuality becomes more flaming, Grace becomes more and more a cardboard cut-out of "Jewishness", and Karen becomes less a person and more of a warning against drugs. As with nearly every show in creation, the characters have degenerated into one-sided snapshots of humanity, their funniest traits blown out of proportion for a laugh when they should be growing into new areas. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:41 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsDo the producers of this show equate celebrity guest stars with humor or quality? And has any of them actually been funny? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:40 pm

Golden Girls, The - TV ShowsDuring the episode when Rose is addicted to painkillers and tells Dorothy she is mourning the death of her beloved cat Fluffy. Dorothy retorts that Rose didn't have a cat named Fluffy because she's allergic to cats. This TOTALLY goes against the VERY first show, in which Blanche and Rose met BECAUSE Rose had a cat and had left housing that wouldn't allow her to keep it. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:35 pm

Golden Girls, The - TV ShowsIt never jumped. Having said that, I do have a few complaints though. 1) Too much Stan (Dorothy's ex). Some episodes with him were good, but I gag at the ones when she takes him back or almost marries him! And she's supposed to be the smart one? 2) I didn't mind the sex stuff up to a point but sometimes they seemed like cats in heat. 3) I have to agree with the poster who didn't like Dorothy's long shaggy hair whenever I see one of those episodes I think did she think that looked good? Overall a great show, great characters. A true classic. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:34 pm

Golden Girls, The - TV ShowsThe writing in the shows last 2 seasons went downill. There was a noticeable dip in quality with the new writers. Rose was always flighty and naive, but the writers in the last two seasons wrote her character as if she was now borderline retarded. Blanche was always little loose and a huge flirt, but she was written by these writers like she was a total slut. Whenever these shows from the final two years come on, I just change the channel. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:32 pm

Golden Girls, The - TV ShowsWhy does Stan always say, "Hi, it's me, Stan" after they have already opened the door? They can SEE that it's him! That annoyed the shit out of me, he ALWAYS did it! Also, whatever happened to his wife that he married at that hotel? Remember, she was talked to Dorothy at the bar on her wedding day? She is never ever mentioned again. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:30 pm

Golden Girls, The - TV ShowsIs he Samuel Plankmaker or is he Nicholas Carbone or is he Miles Webber? Oh yeah and whoever said he appeared earlier in the series as "Arnie" is also correct. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:28 pm

Golden Girls, The - TV ShowsIt ALMOST jumped the shark when a few episodes became too emotional. They dealt with death, sickness... shows that had a few gags but a very serious plot. On these occasions I would have to turn it off, the Golden Girls is an all around amusing show but when it begins to have some drama sometimes it can be strained. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:27 pm

Happy Days - TV ShowsJump time came when Fonzie tried convincing us that he had a library card and that everybody who was cool should have a library card. What the hell was reading anyway, Dick and Jane? The guy dropped out in the second grade!!!!! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:17 pm

Happy Days - TV ShowsThe episode where Richie gets in a motorcycle accident- he's in a coma and they don't know if he'll make it. Fonzie prays for him, and Richie comes out of it. Thing is, next week Richie is just fine and everybody seems to have forgotten he was in a near-fatal crash... -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:16 pm

Happy Days - TV ShowsI loved the show when it first started. It was very '50's, which was the big thing in the mid-seventies. Everyone looked the part of being in the 50's. The clothing, hair styles, etc. Then, it suddenly looked as if they were all living in the '70's and '80's. It then seemed like a show that was taking place in the seventies and lost the appeal. When they brought on those 2 sisters, Pinky and Leather, I could not believe it! What woman wore leather pants in the 50's! Especially tight leather pants! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:15 pm

Happy Days - TV ShowsThe Flashback episode when Richie met Fonzie and they were to meet in the alley to have a fight. The premise was Richie was explaining to Chachi that it was not cool to be in a gang. Richie then convinces Fonzie to quit his gang. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:15 pm

Happy Days - TV ShowsThe show jumped the shark long before Fonz jumped the shark. The exact moment was the episode where Ralph, Richie and Potsie pretended to be 3 Tunesian Camel Jockey's (Before PC of course) hitting on 3-girls while camping. It was actually a pretty good episod until Fonz bails them out for some reason and then he camps down in the woods and can't sleep because of assorted crickets and owls and other creatures in the woods making noise - he sits up and says "cool it" and there is absolute silence. I think that was his first superhuman deed. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:13 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsGood show, but as soon as it became popular *and* started winning Emmy awards, they changed the title sequence into a windblown pose of everybody looking....sultry? Fashionable? Smug? Now they're just too self-conscious about their edginess quotient, which instantly unravels everything. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:10 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsThe episode with Sandra Bernhard. Since when is she a singer? -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:09 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsThey gave Karen more dialogue. She and Jack are so annoying. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:08 pm

Will & Grace - TV ShowsSecond season, when show started focusing on Jack and his gayness and the secretary. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:07 pm

Grey's Anatomy - TV ShowsYes, the Great White was jumped at the exact moment Izzy cut the cord. What a joke! Nobody, not even a big baby like George, would have let her cut it. That scene was so over-the-top, it deserves to be in the Jump the Shark Hall of Fame. And then they are all put in a "time-out" place like a bunch of 4 year olds??? What?? A mass murderer just came back & shot more people outside the hospital... and they're "grounded". Very weak. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:05 pm

Grey's Anatomy - TV ShowsThe surgeons at this hospital are holding a prom to placate a dying teenage patient. Absolutely absurd. They jumped the shark right that minute. In fact, "Going to the prom" just may replace "Jumping the shark". It is that ridiculous! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:03 pm

Grey's Anatomy - TV ShowsIzzy has a complete meltdown and begs her patient to let her help him get sicker so he can have a heart. And Burke gets shot. Wtf? I didn't think they'd go there so early, we didn't start seeing this type of crap on ER until like Season 8! -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:03 pm

Grey's Anatomy - TV ShowsA lot of the stuff is just unrealistic. First, you have a hospital that seems devoid of either Jewish or Indian/Pakistani doctors. Is this hospital on Saturn? Second, the characters are so one-dimensional, so lame and so idiotic that it's hard to believe any of them would have gotten through community college. Third, what's with the short fat chick who sounds like Florida from "Good Times"? I'm sorry, but the chief surgery resident doesn't quite act that way. And then throw in the horrible coffeehouse style touchy feely music they play, and voila. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:02 pm

Grey's Anatomy - TV ShowsLet's kill Denny to get him a new heart, oh yeah and still on the love crap between Meredith and McDreamy. -- Submitted By: (JTScomments) on September 10, 2014, 12:00 pm